Question detail:
6. What actions have you taken after reading THE
ENSIGN? (other) (blank or nothing responses deleted; counts represent the total number of responses in each category, rather than the number of respondents)
Communicate to
author/editor
(6)
- I have
been prompted to write to the editor but have not gotten around to it yet.
- submitted
articles
- Pointed
out that several letters or articles used lubberly or incorrect verbage and suggested that the editor take editorial
license and correct same.
- written
an article
- submitted article for 'what's in a boat name'.
- Yelled
at Yvonne Hill
Pass along
information/articles
(5)
- Shared
the article with family and friends.
- Discussed
it with the US Coast Guard Auxiliary flotilla in my area. I am also a member there.
- On
occasion, have printed excerpts in the Squadron News Letter or what I have
read steers me toward furthering my edification and that of others
- Passed
it on
- Suggested
the article to a fellow member or members
Put information to
personal use
(9)
- Considered
how to apply some of the information to my own boating activities
- Read
recommended books
- Post
Stargazer on refrigerator
- Put
suggestions to use.
- Apply
knowledge
- Checked
other publications to corroborate information and expand my knowledge
base.
- Always
save The Stargazer.
- Planned
a trip to a featured article location
- seek
inspiration for a marine-related photo
Put information to
USPS use
(12)
- Used
information from the article in teaching, and writing.
- Shared
the article with students in the Piloting or Advanced Piloting class that
I teach.
- Used
information in a USPS class I am teaching
- Have copied
things from articles to use in teaching USPS classes
- use it in my classes.
- got
busy on Co-Op Charting
- Use
information on important dates to include in squadron roster
- have
used some articles in squadron newsletter
- Used
in boating class.
- Used
info to improve my squadron's operations
- Sometimes
incorporate articles or ideas in Public Boating Course
- Referenced
it in a Squadron or District pub as appropriate.
Other
(9)
- Various,
depends on the item involved
- none--IMO
there RARELY is an interesting article
- Nothing.
There is no one around to discuss anything with, because there is no one
in my local squadron with whom I would want to socialize,
which is why I am leaving USPS.
- I've
become a very status quo boater relying on past knowledge for the little
boating I do. However, I do think the Ensign is an informative source for
upcoming boaters active in their squadrons and with their families on the
water.
- Been
disappointed in the number of times the Ensign seems to be the mag of the Rich Yachtsman with the big bucks and not
the average boater that takes his friends out on the weekend
- Put it
in the pile of things to read someday
- I find
most of your magazine to be old fashioned with corny articles by people
who seem to seldom go out on the water.
- I've
recently retired and may have more time to read the Ensign
- Remember
when appropriate